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Contribution of copy number variants to schizophrenia in East Asian populations
Abstract Studies on schizophrenia-associated rare copy number variants (CNVs) have predominantly focused on people of European (EUR) ancestry. Here we present a rare CNV study of schizophrenia in East Asian (EAS) populations, comprising 20,903 cases and 23,258 controls. We observed a significantly elevated genome-wide rare CNV burden in EAS cases compared with controls. Cross-population comparisons showed largely consistent rare CNV effects on schizophrenia risk.
Taiwanese Fountain Pen Brand Gabriel Brings the Serene Collection to the D.C. Fountain Pen Supershow
Gabriel's Serene collection of hand-finished acrylic fountain pens, designed to make shimmer inks part of everyday writing, on show at the D.C. Fountain Pen Supershow, August 6 to 9. After its U.S. debut in New York, Taiwanese brand Gabriel brings its shimmer-ink-friendly Serene fountain pens to the D.C. Fountain Pen Supershow. Shimmer should not be a fleeting indulgence.
Anthony Albanese to spruik free and fair trade to business leaders ahead of hopeful G7 Donald Trump talk
Anthony Albanese to spruik free and fair trade to business leaders ahead of hopeful G7 Donald Trump talk
‘Harder and more expensive’: Dutton’s price promise to Australian drivers
‘Harder and more expensive’: Dutton’s price promise to Australian drivers
Labor, Greens bring ‘Keep Dutton out’ to Brisbane as Liberals eye inner-city seats
Labor and the Greens have taken the fight to “Keep Dutton out” to his home turf of Queensland, with both parties expected to hold events during the first full day of campaigning in the Sunshine State. More than 500 Greens supporters are expected to join leader Adam Bandt and Brisbane MPs Stephen Bates, Max Chandler-Mather, and Elizabeth Watson-Brown at Jagera Community Hall at 9.30am.
PM announces AFP-led anti-Semitism taskforce
Anthony Albanese has unveiled an AFP-led taskforce to tackle rising anti-Semitism in Australia, days after the arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue. Speaking on Monday alongside AFP chief commissioner Reece Kershaw and ASIO boss Mike Burgess, Mr Albanese confirmed the synagogue fire was being investigated as a “terrorist incident”.
Tony Burke blocks visa for far right US influencer Candace Owens
Far right American commentator Candace Owens has been blocked from entering Australia. Immigration Minister Tony Burke cancelled her visa this weekend, stating her proposed visit to Australia for a set of five live shows across November had to capacity to “incite discord in almost every direction”.
Barry Humphries given final farewell at state memorial service
Hundreds of people have gathered to farewell one of Australia’s most beloved larrikins at the state memorial service for Barry Humphries. Australia’s biggest names have begun to gather at the Opera House in Sydney to pay tribute to the iconic Australian, best known for creating iconic characters such as Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson.
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Carbon Offsets, a New Form of Neocolonialism
Many companies have pledged to achieve net-zero emissions. To achieve this ambitious goal, more of them are turning to carbon credits. According to McKinsey, the market for voluntary carbon credits could be worth upward of $50 billion by 2030. Carbon offset refers to the carbon dioxide equivalent that is reduced, avoided, or sequestered to compensate for emissions occurring elsewhere. Most carbon offsets projects come in the form of reforestation.
"This purple shampoo for blondes is LEGIT": 24 beauty products we're loving sick this month.
beauty February has been an incredible month for new beauty launches and we’ve been slowly waiting out the days so we can share them with you! From high-end goodies to brilliant budget buys, we need to talk about so many new skincare, makeup, haircare, body care and fragrance products we are loving sick. Here you’ll find reviews of the most exciting new February beauty launches from our lifestyle writers and in-house beauty junkies, as well as the cult products we’ve fallen back in love with.
Behold, our 17 favourite tried and tested beauty products of 2019.
beauty There’s no denying that 2019 has been a big year for beauty. So many new brands, so many innovative products… and not enough money. Ugh, we feel you. To make sure we all spend our hard-earned cash wisely, the Mamamia team have listed our favourite, treat-yo-self-worthy beauty buys of 2019. The ones we would consider game-changers in our skincare, haircare, body and beauty routines. So without further ado… WATCH: Dara Hayes transforms into DJ Tigerlily. Post continues below.
"It brought my crusty face back to life": 18 beauty products we're loving sick this month.
beauty Well, November went bloody quickly, didn’t it? Before we know it, it’ll be 2055, but before we get that ahead of ourselves, we need to talk about the products in this month’s beauty wrap up. Every month, the Mamamia team share the skincare, makeup, haircare, body care and fragrances they’ve been loving sick. Here you’ll find reviews of the most exciting new November beauty launches from our lifestyle writers and in-house beauty junkies. So sit back, get your debit card ready and enjoy.
"It's a perfect dupe for Drunk Elephant": 21 beauty products we're loving sick this month.
beauty Raise your hand if it feels like October came and went far quicker than you would’ve liked? Us too, but the upside is it’s time to do our monthly beauty wrap up. Here you’ll find reviews of the most exciting new October beauty launches from our lifestyle writers and in-house beauty junkies, and thoughts on the cult products we’ll never not love. So sit back, get your debit card ready and enjoy. Before we get into it, here’s exactly how to remove acrylic nails at home.
"I woke up with a new face." 23 beauty products we're loving sick this month.
beauty Somehow, it is October. On a semi-related note, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the 23 beauty products the Mamamia team have been trying and loving sick this month. Here you’ll find reviews of the most exciting new September (well, technically October) beauty launches from our lifestyle writers and in-house beauty junkies, and thoughts on the cult products we’ll never not love. So sit back, get your debit card ready and enjoy.
Iowa Young Writers' Studio artists share work from this year's session
Each summer the Iowa Young Writers’ Studio welcomes high school-aged writers and rising college freshman from around the nation and the world to Iowa City for two two-week sessions of writing seminars, readings and workshops. These writers have the opportunity to study with published authors and dip into the rich literary history of Iowa City while producing and honing original poems and works of fiction.
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